Dial Gage Quiz

What are the different types of dial gages?

• Digital calipers, micrometers, and depth gages

• Feeler gages, thickness gages, and snap gages

• Vernier calipers, height gages, and radius gages

• Dial indicators, dial test indicators, and dial bore gages

Explain how to read a dial gage.

• Smash the gauge with a hammer and then guess the measurement

• Lick the gauge and wait for a taste to determine the measurement

• Calibrate the gauge and place the object to be measured under the contact point, then read the measurement indicated by the pointer.

• Shake the gauge vigorously and hope for the measurement to appear

Why is it important to calibrate a dial gage?

• To make the measurements look more impressive

• To ensure accuracy and reliability in measuring dimensions.

• To add unnecessary complexity to the process

• To waste time and resources

What are some common applications of dial gages?

• Precision measurement and inspection in manufacturing and engineering

• Pet grooming and care

• Landscaping and gardening

• Cooking and baking

Name one type of dial gage used for measuring small distances.

• Compass

• Thermometer

• Ruler

• Dial test indicator

How can you ensure accurate readings when using a dial gage?

• Bang the gage against a hard surface before using it

• Zero the gage before each use and handle it carefully

• Store the gage in a dusty environment

• Use the gage without zeroing it first

What is the purpose of the bezel on a dial gage?

• To set a reference point for measurements

• To play music

• To measure temperature

• To make the dial look pretty

Describe the process of calibrating a dial gage.

• Using the gage without any adjustments.

• Replacing the dial gage with a new one.

• Adjusting the indicator to ensure accurate measurements.

• Ignoring the readings and continuing with the measurements.

In which industries are dial gages commonly used?

• Construction, Real Estate, Banking

• Manufacturing, Automotive, Aerospace, Engineering

• Healthcare, Education, Hospitality

• Agriculture, Food Service, Retail

What are the advantages of using a dial gage over other measuring instruments?

• Lower cost

• Faster measurement time

• Higher accuracy and precision

• Less maintenance required